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To: skinowski who wrote (703243)2/7/2020 11:22:27 PM
From: skinowski  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 793846
 
I think that more than 82% will turn out to be “mild”... but as far as the likely total number of cases... hard to tell. These are still early stages.




To: skinowski who wrote (703243)2/8/2020 9:10:04 PM
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Quick update... Total number of confirmed cases is up to 34,842. Case fatality for Hubei is at about the same 2.8%. For all locations outside Hubei, including China, it is 0.24%.
Today the Hubei mortality is 3%. Outside Hubei, 0.3%. It’s up somewhat. Early to tell what this means.

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To: skinowski who wrote (703243)2/8/2020 11:13:19 PM
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It seems they've been creating a death % by taking today's death number divided by today's confirmed cases.

But, I heard or read that since it takes an average of three weeks to die of the Wuflu, that the ratio should rather be between the number of deaths today divided by the number of confirmed cases three weeks ago.

Is that wrong somehow?